python - why my url routing isn't working? -


class respondersapi(methodview):     # class based view restful services     ...  #now have url maps here users_api = respondersapi.as_view('users_api', userlevel=1)   admin_mod.add_url_rule("/user/uid/<objectid:user_id>",                        view_func = users_api,                        methods=["put", "delete"])  admin_mod.add_url_rule("/user",                        defaults={'page': 1},                        view_func = users_api,                        methods=["get"])  admin_mod.add_url_rule("/user/page/<int:page>",                        view_func = users_api,                        methods=["get"])  admin_mod.add_url_rule("/user/new",                        view_func = users_api,                        methods=["post"],) 

as can see above, problem 1 can't reach 4th routing rule. objectid converter here's whats going on:

>>> url_for('.users_api', page=1)  '/admin/user' >>> url_for('.users_api', page=2)  '/admin/user/page/2' >>> url_for('.users_api', user_id=users[0].id)  '/admin/user?user_id=521781f4fe8974125cef5ea9' # not expected 

the objectid converter the 1 armin ronacher. put debug codes there , discovered isn't fired. thought has order of creating url rules, tried declaring url rule objectid before other rules declared; doesn't @ all. wrong codes? here current url map:

map([  <rule '/admin/user/new' (post, options) -> admin_mod.users_api>,  <rule '/admin/user/uid/<user_id>' (put, options, delete) -> admin_mod.users_api>,  <rule '/admin/user/page/<page>' (head, options, get) -> admin_mod.users_api>,  <rule '/admin/user' (head, options, get) -> admin_mod.users_api>,  ... # , bunch of rules .. ]) 


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